New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-16
THE LIST JUNIOR PATRIARCHS BALL.

The Junior Patrarchs gave at Delmonicos last even
ing the second and last of their balls for the
The ballroom was brilliantly lighted and tastefully
decorated. Plaques OF flowers were placed over and
between the mirrors and the tinted globes on the cleo
trio lamps cast pleasant light on the throng OF
dancers In the absence of ard McAllister, nho has
80 successfully managed both the Junior and senior
Patriarchs dance. since thei beginning, James g. X
Duor acted in his place and helped 10 make the 3o or
more guests prescn: enjoy themselves. Landers band
In the musicians gallery the entrance put life INTO
tie entertainment about 1870 o'clock, when the
opening waltz began. Light refreshments we're served
IRON that hour until supper was announced at lI;3o
O'Clock in the lar go dining the ground MOOR
The guests returned to.the ballroom atterward to
dance the cotillon William Parsons leading out Mrs.
Frank S. Wtherbee for his partner in the opening
Clews Miss Mabel Wright, Miss Nal Blanchard lhon-
son aud Mrs. Charles Pelham Clinton. The whole
side OF the wall facing the entrance was decorated
with the plaques arranged as to furnish sixtyiour
handsome bouquets OF carnations. tulips and roses
and these were used as tavors in the flower hgnre
which was danced Immediately after the cotllon
began. Boutonneres and Legion OF Honor badges were
gSon to the gentlemen and ribbons with nell attach
ents for the ladies were also among the iavors gwen
in the dance, which was kept up until o'clock
Among the strangers and other specially invited
guests present were Baron sieeTe OF France AIthut
London; l.. f. Chalmers and Edward Heron Allen, OF
England; Miss Steele, OF Baltimore; Robert a.
Gardiner Of New-Haven; Dr. May, and Mrs. John
Foster. OF Washington, and Frederick I. Mason, OF
Philadelphia.
Among the subscribing Junior Patriarchs and their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Witherbee, r; \.
Taller Miss Fannie Taller, Miss Laura Taller, William
Parsons, Captain Warren c. Beach, Mr. and Mrs
Francis A. Stout Mrs. William Wood, Miss Watts
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge, Amory Slbley Carhart
c. b. Hillhouse. Francis HIllhou.e, Mr.. and Mrs
James h; Beekman. C. Wyllyspetts Nj M;. and Mrs
comb ,a Miss Edith SewcomS Arthur Lesry, Mr.. and
Mrs Pierre LOdard. r., j. Hooker Hammersley,
ssH @ s SSfI
W. Harris, Miss Gertrude Gilbert Mr., and Mrs.
Columbus Iselin DIR. and Mrs Charles Remsen, Mr..
and Mrs Cbauncey NJ Depew Mr.. and Mrs A. j..
Twomb'ey Mr. and Nh Henry Parish; a u.s. Ed sa, o.
b. Blanchard, Miss Mai Blanchard Thomson, Miss
Louisa Carroll Mr. and Mrs. w b. Dinsmore, jr, Miss
Helen Dinsmore G. C. Allen, A. II. Sands Miss Anna
Sands Mr.. and Mrs. Russell H. Hoadey, Miss Edith
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan L. Mott IT,. William
JaArey, Miss Mabel Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Coudtr TT, Miss Copdert. Samuel ID. Ba6cock the
Misses BaDcock Arthur Schermerhorn, Colonel W: >.
Crawford, Smith Gilt the Misses Gilt, X. h. Rich
ards, Mr. and Mrs. Van Schaick, James M. Varnum,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel L. MacCready Nathaniel l..
MacCready IT., and Miss MeoCread,, Mrs Barratt
ii. Van Auken, Miss Cornela Van Auken, William =.
ID. Stokes, G.. lie Roy Robert G.. Hone Carroll
Brice, Franci. Ogden T. J. Oakley Rhinelander NJ.
s. Patton Howard Gallup Misc Van Duzer Albert
GALLUP Mr.. and MIS- w. II. Osgood j. Louis Beck
man Lawrence Turnure, Miss Mamie Turnnre. Judge
A. r. Lawrence, Miss Lawrence. John l.. Lampson
Mrs IL A. Carroll, sMr. and mrs Henry sloane
Coudert. Mrs. John Lawrence Miss Llwrenee MT
and Mrs. Henry A. Robpias Miss Maude Robbins,
Philip L. Livingston. Miss Caroline lie Roy Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Clews, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duncan Nor,
land, franklin Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Parsons, Miss Helen Parsons Mrs. Henry Day, Miss
Day, A. II. Platt A. Austin Oothou ut Mr.. and MRS
Charles Pelham Clinton Mr. and Mrs. George H. Peil